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Tier 0?! LABRYNTH DECK (Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel - Gameplay)

Etymology: The archetype's name, "Labrynth", seems to be a portmanteau of "love" or "love you" and "labyrinth"; additionally, the name's reading sounds similar to "labrys", a term for double-bladed axes (which can be seen wielded by "Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle"), which is an important religious symbol of the ancient Cretan religion usually depicted alongside the religion's goddesses. Playing Style: "Labrynth" is a Trap-focused archetype focusing on using Normal Trap Cards to remove monsters from the field, in order to activate Trigger Effects from archetypal cards. If the player's field and GY is set up with these "Labrynth" cards, removing a single monster with a Normal Trap can trigger all of these Trigger Effects at once, generating a massive amount of advantage. The key starter and engine card for the archetype is the archetypal Normal Trap "Welcome Labrynth", which Special Summons a "Labrynth" monster from the player's Deck, and can recover itself with its trigger effect for more Summons. Aside from generic searchers, it is also searchable in-archetype by "Labrynth Chandraglier", "Labrynth Stovie Torbie", and "Arianna the Labrynth Servant". Aside from their Trigger Effects, "Labrynth" cards also feature effects that support non-"Labrynth" Normal Traps. This, combined with the fact that the archetype's own Normal Traps, "Farewelcome Labrynth", "Labrynth Barrage", and "Welcome Labrynth", are ineffective at removing monsters due to their restrictive conditions and effects (in the case of "Welcome Labrynth", it requires the archetype's Field Spell, "Labrynth Labyrinth", to be able to remove monsters), strongly encourages the player to use non-archetypal traps. Intro: 00:00 00:17 Game 1 03:45 Game 2 05:29 Game 3 07:42 Game 4 10:34 Game 5 11:43 Deck List #yugiohmasterduel #yugiohcommunity #yugiohdeck